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ThyssenKrupp Steel USA
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ThyssenKrupp Tailored Stainless Strips Help to Opptimize Muffler Design
28 April 2009 - ThyssenKrupp Nirosta has developed an innovative solution using Thyssen Krupp Tailored Strips for manufacture of a stainless steel muffler that is significantly lighter then a conventional design.
ThyssenKrupp Restructures Business, Realigns Leadership
20 March 2009 - ThyssenKrupp announces sweeping changes to its organization this week, including the resignation of two key executives, streamlining of its five businesses segments into just two, and the reduction of its Executive Board from eight down to five.
ThyssenKrupp Restructures Business, Realigns Leadership
20 March 2009 - ThyssenKrupp announces sweeping changes to its organization this week, including the resignation of two key executives, streamlining of its five businesses segments into just two, and the reduction of its Executive Board from eight down to five.
ThyssenKrupp Celebrates Construction Milestones for Alabama Mill
07 November 2008 - ThyssenKrupp Steel USA and ThyssenKrupp Stainless USA celebrate the first anniversary of groundbreaking with a review of the key construction milestones to date for their new world-class complex in Calvert, Ala.
Converteam to Supply Electrical, Automation Systems for ThyssenKrupp’s Alabama Facilities
03 October 2008 - Converteam is selected by Fives Lille Industries and SMS Demag for the supply of the complete electrical and automation systems for ThyssenKrupp's greenfield combined carbon and stainless steel plant to be constructed in Mount Vernon, Ala.
Praxair to Supply Industrial Gases for ThyssenKrupp Steel’s New Alabama Plants
10 September 2008 - Praxair will supply oxygen, nitrogen and argon to ThyssenKrupp’s new state-of-the-art carbon and stainless steel processing facilities that are currently under construction in Mobile, Ala.
ThyssenKrupp Steel USA to Open Sales Office in Troy
07 August 2008 - ThyssenKrupp Steel USA announces plans to open a new sales office in Troy, Mich., to serve North American manufacturers with products from its new state-of-the-art carbon steel processing facility currently under construction in Calvert, Ala.
ThyssenKrupp Steel USA Announces New Communications Director for Calvert Facility
06 May 2008 - ThyssenKrupp Stainless USA announces the appointment of Mary Mullins as Director of Communications, covering the stainless steel segment of the company’s new carbon steel and stainless steel facility in Calvert, Ala.
ThyssenKrupp Begins Hiring for New Alabama Carbon and Stainless Mill
07 January 2008 - ThyssenKrupp Steel USA and ThyssenKrupp Stainless USA have begun the hiring process for professional salaried positions for their new $3.7 billion state-of-the-art carbon and stainless steel processing facility in Calvert, Ala.
Arcelor to Enhance Offer for Dofasco Acquisition
26 December 2005 - Arcelor SA announced last week its intention to make an enhanced all-cash offer to acquire all of the outstanding common shares of Canadian steelmaker Dofasco Inc. at C$63.00 per share.
Dofasco and ThyssenKrupp Announce Mailing of Bid Circular
06 December 2005 - ThyssenKrupp AG has mailed its bid circular to Dofasco shareholders regarding its offer to acquire all of Dofasco's outstanding common shares in a friendly, all-cash transaction.
Paulson Announces Slate for Algoma Shareholder Meeting
02 December 2005 - Paulson & Co. Inc., a major shareholder of Algoma Steel Inc., has announced its nominees for the Algoma board of directors. In November, Paulson had requisitioned a special shareholder meeting to replace a majority of current Algoma directors.
ThyssenKrupp Steel Employees Receive Special Bonus
01 December 2005 - The almost 20,000 employees of ThyssenKrupp Steel AG are to share in the record earnings of the largest single company in the ThyssenKrupp Group.
Restructuring Efforts Pay off for ThyssenKrupp Electrical Steel
01 December 2005 - ThyssenKrupp Steel is beginning to reap the benefits of restructuring its electrical steel operations. For the 2004/2005 fiscal year, subsidiary ThyssenKrupp Electrical Steel GmbH reported an eight-figure profit, which compares with a high eight-figure loss a year earlier.
Siemens to Supply New Main Drive for ThyssenKrupp Tandem Cold Mill
01 November 2005 - The Siemens Industrial Solutions and Services Group (I&S) has received an order from ThyssenKrupp Steel AG to supply a new main drive for the BETA coupled tandem pickling line at its Dortmund plant. The order is valued at approximately three million euros.
Calvi and Hoesch Hohenlimburg to Merge Special Profiles Interests
01 November 2005 - The Italian Calvi Holding Group and Hoesch Hohenlimburg GmbH have agreed in principle on the sale to Calvi of a 75.1% majority interest in the special profiles operations of Hoesch Hohenlimburg. The merger will create the world’s largest and technologically leading manufacturer of rolled, extruded and cold-drawn special profiles.
ThyssenKrupp Acier Starts up New High Strength Steel Slitting Line
01 November 2005 - ThyssenKrupp Service Acier has begun operation of a new slitting line.
ThyssenKrupp to Increase Prices in January
01 November 2005 - ThyssenKrupp Steel AG recently announced it would increase its prices by €20/t for hot-rolled, cold-rolled and coated products as well as non-grain-oriented electrical steel sold under quarterly contracts. The increases will become effective on January 1, 2006.
Dofasco and ThyssenKrupp Announce Friendly All-Cash Deal
01 November 2005 - Dofasco and ThyssenKrupp have reached an agreement for ThyssenKrupp to acquire Dofasco in a friendly, all-cash transaction.
YTD Specialty Steel Imports Continue to Exceed YTD 2004 Totals
11 October 2005 - Total stainless steel imports grew to 399,708 tons through July 2005, a 13% increase* compared to the first seven months of 2004, according to the latest statistical data released by the Specialty Steel Industry of North America (SSINA). As imports continued to climb, U.S. stainless steel consumption dropped slightly to 1,361,595 tons, a 4% decreased compared to the comparable 2004 period.
